Neilson takes presidency
Students pass QPIRG’s 75-cent fee increase
Sections
Canadians disobey terror law
Supporters raise $997 for fellow citizen stranded in Sudan
News Brief: McGill hikes international tuition
Correction appended International tuition hikes for students in four faculties were outlined in an email sent late Wednesday to all students that linked to the… Read More »News Brief: McGill hikes international tuition
U.S. back in climate change action: Obama envoy
Bipartisan symposium attendees discuss moving forward in anticipation of upcoming international negotiations
Google Earth raises Darfur-IPR concerns
When Lisa Parks clicks on photos of victims of the Darfur genocide on Google Earth, she worries that Google’s corporate agenda may skew the software’s… Read More »Google Earth raises Darfur-IPR concerns
The Internet, in iambs
David Fiore’s novella comes off stilted and sterile
Culture Brief: Spell ‘n strip
This Saturday, The Honeysuckle Strip Spelling Bee, hosted by Billy Mavreas, is coming to the Mainline Theatre (3997 St. Laurent). A Strip Spelling Bee is… Read More »Culture Brief: Spell ‘n strip
Plateau counts steps to effective transport
49-step plan aims to increase bike and pedestrian activity in the long term
Bam! Pow! Flop!
Film adaptation of seminal comic book, Watchmen, disappoints
Letters
I understand why AUS needs French translation Re: “Putting an end to token translation” | Commentary | March 14 Dear Mr. William Burton, I was… Read More »Letters
McGill bubble bursts
Campaign engages students with nearby neighbourhoods
Prof talks UFO science
“All science, regardless of what science you’re in, begins with observable phenomena,” asserted Professor Don Donderi of the Department of Psychology last Wednesday, during the… Read More »Prof talks UFO science
Breaking into the boys club
How female brewers are looking to change the face of beer culture
Errata
The photo for “Out of Africa” (Mind & Body, February 19) was attributed to Rachel Kutler when in fact it was taken by the article’s… Read More »Errata
Brief
A US$410-billion spending bill, passed by the Senate yesterday to keep government operations running through the end of the fiscal year, will also reverse many… Read More »Brief